Thank You everyone for joining in the discussion. To clarify - yes, i know the Fibonacci isnt a sine wave of any sorts, I want to apply part of the spiral and make a sivewave that resembles the spiral's curve
Fibonacci Sine Wave
Jonathan Martin
Wyatt Butler
No, I want a single sinewave (mirrored from perspective of 0;0) that is CURVED like the fibonacci spiral (the second image uploaded is an example of a sine I want to make from spiral's curves)
Chase Brooks
oh, a golden wave
here is a sinewave that conforms to phi amplitude:
how about f(x) = sin(x) * phi^(x*(2/Pi))
Angel Myers
This is a bit off topic. I just did this discrete structures problem - "How many bitstrings of length n lack the substring 00?" turns out the result is the sum of the Fibonacci series at n. Kinda blew my mind.
Joshua Lopez
***not the sum, the term.
its the sum of the previous two entries.
Michael Adams
just find the corresponding fourier series for it. shouldn't be too hard
Henry Stewart
you could make this wave pretty easily with clamped spline interpolation. Only issue is that you would get a pointwise cubic function. Not sure if that's an issue because I don't know much about synthesizers.
I'd do it myself but I'm lazy and my matlab subscription expired.
Cooper Myers
that did not work ;/
I'll upload what arguments are provided in the manual
Brayden Parker
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Camden Brown
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